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Hidden Scotland Issue 08

Alice has written an article for the lovely folks over at Hidden Scotland, talking about all the people and places that make up this beautiful glen. It’s a brilliant snapshot of Deeside for anyone exploring the area and features our favourites; Castles, walks, cafes and independent shops! Come and stay with us on Ballogie and explore this wonderful part of the world.

The magazine is available to buy online https://shop.hiddenscotland.com/collections/magazine, or pick up a copy at their HQ and start planning your adventure. We love these gorgeous bi-annual publications and their shop space, just down the road, has a beautifully curated range of products from Scotland’s crafters and makers.

Photos

Bennachie Hills (below)

Loch Muick (right)

Start your adventure…

Scotland’s scenery is stunning all year round. Unwind and rest in our rural cottages, set in unique locations; by the river, on hill tops and surrounded by nature.

Be ready for all types of weather and pack a wardrobe to match!

Picture: East Balnacraig

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